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Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon
Gunmetal Spoon

Gunmetal Spoon

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Gestura's cult gunmetal spoon — a hand-finished, single-tablespoon plating spoon from Niigata, Japan. Deep well, tapered tip, long balanced handle. 9" Japanese stainless; hand wash. A serious gift for the cook who appreciates the good stuff.

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